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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-05-27
LOrnL Hrel,ikieS.

Mr. WIN. NJ Breat has resigned as post
master at Brsnuand
Mrs. Judge Nsgrudsr accompanied her hus-
band to the county during his attendance
upon court.
Nessrs. Roberts, Stanley and Nagrudcr Of
the Upper Marlboro Tar, and Nessrs. Cana
lier aud Hammett Of the ST. Nary's bar, are
among the strangers attending our court.
The members Of the Grand Jury when
discharged failed to get their certificates
cashed Cause, nomoney in the hands Of the
county treasurer. How now
Read carefully the large advertisement in
our columns Of Kings Palace, sI4 9Th Street,
Washington. D. c. You win be convinced
that you can do no better in his line of goods
in Baltimore, Phila delphia or New York =
Give him call
Dashing Dick with his long hair and broad
hat still creates quite sensation in our town.
lie is an Indian doctor, and it is said makes
many miraculous cures with purely vegetable
preparations. His Olive is at Norris Hotel
Our old friend, Frank Cooksey, is doing
a splendid commission business in Washing
ton, D. c. lie is member of the firm T
Charles Yardly ( Co. Sire his advertisement
elsewhere IN our columns. Persons shipping
to Washington would dc wei. by making
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prnsneci Hnnse. Nr.

Prospect House. Mr.. Tompkins, the
euterprisiug proprietor Of Chapel Point, this
popular summer resort, proposes to open the
grounds to the general public on the Goth Of
June. The hotel has the name Of Prospect
House, from the fact that a more beautiful
view cannot be had from any point ia Mary
land. The culinary department Of the house
will be under the control of Cassard Of the
National Hstel, who will assist in the general
management We predict that prosperous
season awaits the fortunate proprietor Of this
ltv0rite resort
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Reliability i

Reliability is the greatest possible I'D
vertisemeut for Clothing House, and our
regular patrons who come season alter season
saould not forget 70 recommend their friends
or, better yet, bring them along 10 Inspect thu
msrvelously attractive Stock OF Spring Gar
meuts for men, Boys and Children, now Oh
counters. Prices extra low. Oehm Il Son,
Pratt and Hanover Streets BA.tm0re.
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YEARLY RATES.

Almost Firc.-Nr Il II Bowie's
house near Pisgah, caught IRE Ola Saturday
last. but we are pleased to note @ss cx,in-
ruished before much damage was done 1t
is fully Insured in the Montgomery Fire In
surance Company
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scarlet Fever and Dinhtheria

Are spread by contagion, by the TRANSFER Of
living matter from the skin, the membrInoCs
lining Of the mouth, nose and throat, and
from the intestines and urinary organs Dis
inject promptly and thoroughly with DaIbys
Prophyactic Fluid the great germ DESTROYER
Prof H. T. Lupton, of the Vanderbilt Uni
versity, Tenn, SAYS: AS disiutecant and
detergent Darbys Prophylactic Fluid is supe-
rior to any preparation with which am ac-
quainted.'
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ProposaIs to Contract ror the PLANT.

Proposals to Contract for the Plant
ing of Sugar Cern.-The undersigned
having procured the packing house formerly
the property of the La Plata Packing Compa-
ny, are prepared to make contracts for the
growing Of sugar corn for canning. Quite
lar &c acreage having already been contracted
for, proposals will only be received to LIST OF
June Five hundred acres will be taken.
Apply to VI. Chapman, Ii Plata, Nd.
5. d. WAKEFIELD i EBERT THOMPSON
Attention All.-Those who wish to Pur-
chase groceries, liquors, cigars and tobacco
at the lowest cash price viii save money and
set better goods by calling on P. A Riley
cor broadway anu Charleston Avenue
Cobb NelA. may 20-et
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EataI mN Qusonal.

re- The Odcs Of The INDEPENDENT has been
y,rlorei 10 me fvst fo0r Of he Aasopte HaH,
Immediately opposite The EPiseopdl Church.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-05-27

Terms OF advertising: For plain matter,
El 90 per square u lines for the 6rst inser-
t.on. 2l cents for each subsequent insertion.
Rule and figure matter double the above rates.
nhLtnnrY notices haIf ratrs
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-05-27
SPRING 1887,

finds US again first in the field with an
immense stock Of fashionable clothing
for Men, Boys and Children' the result
of six mouths hard work, extensive ex-
perience, amplcst facilities aud thorough
research Of the market Of the world. We
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-05-27

Fits:-All fits stopped free by Dr. Kline
Great Nerve Restorer No fits after first day :
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and s. trial
bottle tree TO fit cases. Send TO DR.. Kline,
93l Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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0UINT0LE0.-Th great Malaria, Fever
and Ague Remedy Reliable, Sale & Efficient.
Price 20 cents per bottle. For sac oy all
Druggists. sep him
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Subscribe to the Nj. independent,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-05-27

The members Of the Grand Jury when
discharged failed to get their certificates
cashed Cause nomoney in the hands Of the
county treasurer. How now
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= = N4i'FI1N a. 'V''
ll9 s Fourth 81, PhihdeIphil, Pa
4 HAMILTON, Wholesale Agents
GA y GIG Penn Ave Washington.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-06-15

Trials of Speed to be Conducted under the Auspices
of the Directors of the State Agricultural Society.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-06-15
Members Of the State Board of Agriculture:

L. J. FLINT, Washoe Co.
b. f. LEETE, Washoe Co.
p. III. MULCAHY, Washoe Co.
AL. WHITE, Washoe Co.
JOHN p. SWEENY, Ormsby Co.
t. B. RICKEY, Douglas Co.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-06-15

e. C. PowNING, Washoe Co.
ALvARo EVANS, Washoe Co.
THEo. WINTERS, Washoe Co.
F. DANGBERG, Douglas Co.
w. S. BAILEY, Churchill Co.
JOS. MARZEN, Humboldt Co.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-06-15

The State Agricultural Society Established Accordance
with Act of the Legislature of the State of Nevada entitled
n Act provide for the control of State
Agricultural Society Of the Sae March 1885,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-27

iIscn, CuIvasu, IL ". uvu, 4A.s..L ,
j II Millicau, Austin; w j Hines, San
Antonio; Jno j Knight, Louisiana,
Mo; Il l. Anstead, New York; Chas
Gordon, Dick Burner, q w Wallace,
Harry Burt, X Brownwell, Doris Show,
Geo ii Anhuetf, New York; E 7
Parsons, Chicago; Felix Smith, Texas;
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-27
COLnRFn CHuRCHEs

w. pAvL's CurEcu "a. NJ. E)-Iackson
and Second streets. Rey. b ". Roberts,
pastor. sunday school al go Il M. Prof
Al, Moore, superintendent Choir prAC-
tice at ll3J a. IN. preaching at 3 p. III. and at
$50 p. m. by the pastor. Text ~ WAS glad
when they said unto me- let us go into the
house OF the Lord" All are invited, special
preparations made for visitors
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Auov,ulO'y 3 va"

This powder never varies. manor More ~;
STRENGTH and wholesomenes NJ csnne'1
omioal 10 an the ordinary kinds eiu Of
sold In competition with the mSSn.nhs.e XXI
test, rt;weight alum OF RPnYAL BAA'l
POWDER CO., iBwall st. Ne" w.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-27

The people of Waco and vicinity
will be kept posted as to the time OF
the opening OF the New Drug store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-27

If You sul-r wijh any chronic
aches or pains cell and be cured by
Dr tanuiuS The magnetic healer, at
the Pacific motel for two weeks.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-27
Texas.

Boys, smack your lips at the White
Elephant.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-27

Ladies', visit our silk, velvet and
fancy pllsh department this week
We hayea great many special lot
that arr being thrown out on ouf
courtcrs dauy Mt very low prices. By
loo dag around at our Il iItrcnt De-
partments dAIy You viii always ilu
some new and Interesting bargains
sanger Grct1eFs'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-27

Just opened new line of Aal'
brushes Al prices 10 -uit Ill.
W. A. Williamson * TO-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-27

p boots and shoes will make friends out
|ctories and sell itself on its merits every
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-27

Canned fruits aud vegetable l'
endless variety 1t Is. y, Litt!,.N 90
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-16
GEOLOGIC sURVEYs.
PLAN OF OPERATIONS SUBMITTED 10 rHa
SECRETARY or THR INrKRToR.

PLAN OF OPERATIONS SUBMITTED 10 rHs
SECRETARY OF THR INrKRIoR.
WAsHISaToz. July l5.-Major Powell,
Director Of the Geologic survey, has
submitted 10 the Secretary Of the Inter
Tor 3 plan Of operations for the geologic
survey for ths present fiscal yesr. He
proposes 10 CONTINUE surveys for topo-
graphical data as now in progress. In
sc interview Powell slid'
"The geological WORK will be carried
on a. heretofore 10 various paFta OF the
country-in New England, along the At.
iaRtio Coast, through the Appalachian
Mountain system. In the lower Missis-
sippi region, along the southern and
western shores Of Lake SnpsrioF, in the
Rocky Mountain region, 10 what prom
ises to be important for coal, petroleum
and natural gas dsld In the near fu-
tuFe In Montana, IN the California gold
belt, in q half dozen other regions Of In
teFeat from scientific and economic
standpoints. In that portion Of the
Rocky Molntain region lying within
Colorado the work Is among the most
important Of the institution.
Daring last summer the Denver coal
was extensively investigated, and re-
port setting forth the extent and value
Of the coal will be prepared daring the
present summer. In the geyaeE region
OF Yellowstone Park the stndies already
begun will be continued during the
present season. Mr.. Becker has iniahed
his investigation Of the quicksilver de-
posits of the slope. He has not only
made q thorough local study bus has
taken up the whole subisct Of the
quicksilver deposits Of the globe. His
report upon this subject is about TO so
TO press, but meantime his assistants
have taken up the investigation Of the
saFiferous deposits Of the gold bels
skirting the western base Of the sierras
Ia California
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-16
DEFENDs HIMsKLF.
INTERESTING STATISTICS GIVEN BX oaIEE
CROWLEY CONcEnNNg CHINESE
GAMBLKRs.


CROWLEY cONcKnNnG CHINESE
GAMBLKns.
EkN FRAHcEsco, July 16.-In publish
ing the defense Of himself against the
charge that be permits free gambling In
Chinatown, Ohief Of Police Crowley
presents various statistics, Interesting
apart from the existing controversy.
He says that during his term Of office
Il, coo arrests have been made for violat-
ing the gambling laws, tbs yiolators be-
ing principally Chinamen. The records
of the Police Court show that about
&535 900 in fines and forfeitures we're
derived from said arrests.
He also says that shortly after be took
charge Of the police department. the
Chinese gamblers began TO foFtify their
rooms By erecting iron doors and walls,
80 that it makes Il very diihoult for the
police 10 enter while the playing is 20
inc on. Iu many places the rooms are
provided with stoves or furnaces used
fog destroying the evidence Of their
guilt, which often proves successful, on
account Of the length Of tins IL takes
the officsrs 20 break IN.
TIE ohief says: "To satisfy myself
Of the dificuity, took charge Of q
Faldine squad one night and slune q
fouFteen-poond siedge for about ooe-
half hour before the door gave way.
Bot the places nov are more strongly
/ Testified than they were some time ego,
I addressed communication 10 the
Beard Of Supervisors. calling their at.
tsution to tbese s.roDghoIds, the result
Of which vas that an ordinance wa
passed making 10 unlawful 10 have iron
doors In sach places, bat the SaperioT
Court set the Law Aside."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-16
PHoT0GRAPM TICKETS.

ALI OVERLAND RoADs EXCEPT THR kTcHI-
s1N, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE USE THEM.
SAE FRANoEsco, July 15.-The general
public % probably not aware Of descFip-
tion photograph system that the trans
conttne tai roads have adopted 90 a. 10
be able t. secure pen piceuFe Of each
and every passenger.
The method Of procedure Is to issue
photograph tickets." Each ORs has
uFinted on q the Werds: male, female,
color OF person, his hair, eyes and beard,
probable height and aRe, snd whetheI
slim or fat"
The passenger buying Q round tFiE
ticket in the East foF OalifoFnia
has his ticket taken up when the Mis-
souri river Il reached, By the station
agent, who goes through all the cars
He then sizes each passenger up and
punches the photograph ticket &c
correspond 10 each particular Of The
passengers description, and gives ID tc
him In lieu Of his original ticket. This
ticket then sufEioes 10 bring the passen
ger 10 California and back 20 the Mis-
souri river. Bat before returning fron
here be mast 20 TO the Southerh Pa
cifo Office aa is the case With all tiekets
and get 9 return stamp put upon it. Al
overland roads use these tickets exoepi
the Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fs.
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sALMox PACK.

--LATEST PARTICULARS on TaR sAIMoS aUS
o. TRn PAcIFIc ooAEz.
SAH faAEozsco, JAY I5.--The latest
paFeicaiAfs q the salmon run On the
Pacific Coast are thai u will bs very
short. Up 10 Jaly lst the pack amonnt.
ed to rather less than 10000 cases,
against . quarter Of @ million last year;
eas the heaviest run generally takes
place In Jaly, and this season, instead
Of increasing, ID has decreased and 3
less member OF boAts are oat for Esh.
There vii not be one full cargo shipped
froD the Columbia RVS this season,
whereas swo full cargoes left in July
last year. The result Is that there haze
been very large transactions at an ad-
vance % 1x}{ cents per dozen
aiDee July lst. All spos supplies
have been secured on the Paciac Coast,
IN Ausfralia and Liverpool. With the ex-
eepticn Of small holdings h the latter
place. The Columbia River pack can
not exceed 10000 cases, and IA nov
held at $50 In San Francisco. Every
possible endeavoF, Il is claimed, will Be
made 30 prevent the packing OF fall fish
andeg spufieus labels. also the "doing
1Yer" Of old packs. II is said that a car
Dad OF spot hsh is not nov obtainAble
u any prise.
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SEATTLE, W. r. SATURDAY 49, 1851

purchasers reiisd apaa the false Fspra-
ssatatinns Of AlsxaadsR Il SwAn. upaE
aatrted inventariss 81 eatila. and apcz
reports Of one fbocnas LSusoa, &C
AGENT h the pay af sAe sslliaR eoaa-
pA1lee. 1he eomplatnant says that in
sls11 q 3. .lS7 head ef calils. e. Perra-
ss1ted, there were no mere than e9o00
and tAaf n nzany othsr respeeis 1sre
the inTentories. which we're sh0Wn thsn,
un2ree. In mAkipQ the sale. complain
ans says, swan represented the uanhcF
gf ealFes froen the herd wenia eqaai
ea6. vhiia n fact thers we're onsy
l.6o The eomplaiaants ask $50, 500.
whaeh they say w0zld anly ahoot cover
tie loas they sustained.
The suia hFeught today Is The sequel
TO the failure Of Swan Bros. q few weeks
500. If vas ann0nnced that the swan
Land and Cattle Company wpuld be ia
no way sffectea, bzi Il is known that
iUmsdiaaeiy after ahe swan Bro& fall
uFe some of the Scotch directors of tue
cattls company hurried 10 this oonntry
and 4 is supposed that the salt bFsaRht
today is the result ef the investigation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-16
PlflL DISASTER.
ExcRrsi0nists Meet . Terri
bic Fate at st. Thomas.
Tortures Of Fire Added to
the Perils Of q Wrecked
Train.
PHOTOGRAPH TICKETS.
Chicago and Northwestern
Desires TO Enter San
Francisco.
-
PHOTOGRAPH TICKETS.
TAe Swan FallsFs-sAlzoa Paek-Piaa
II Gsologie sarveys-chlsf Crow
ley Dsfends Himself CON
pssitisa hy no MsAas
Endsd- Baseball.


RxcunE1oNx8rB KxRMRIEzcR A TxnRIBLK
o8DRkL An ~. THuaEAs, ONTARIO.
81. THoMAs (OuLl July I6-A terri
/ aas Grand Trunx and Miehiean Cen.
/ tAia evening. An excursion train en-
the Grand Trunk, from Port Stanley,
ran into q passing froiQht train on the
Der Of cars laden with oil. The engine
crashed into one Of thess cars, when
the oil instantly took hge and burned
with great nereeness, communicating 70
the cars On both trains and extending 10
GEiein's warehouse and coal and lime
sheds adjotniag the traok on the west
and Jno. Campbeli's dwelling on the
East, al Of which were burned 10 the
ground With their contents. Engineer
Donnelly. Of the excursion train, was
buKned In the wreck. His fireman
jumped and escaped with aliRht iniuRea.
The forward ear Of the excursion was
filed with passengers Who made frantic
Efforts 10 escape, but notWithstandine
that handEeda Of brave aad willing
hands were immediately ct work 10 as
Size In their resc1e. Il is feared that |
q number Of lives have been lost |
and that they viii Be bzrnea beyond |
recognition before their bodies can be |
GOT cot Of the wreck.
AZ O'Clock, when thousands Of peo. /
pie were crowding around the banning /
pile, one Of the oil tanks on the cars /
suddenly exploded. throwing hundreds /
10 the around With great force and scat
tarinQ 6Fe In ell directions and severely,
uaKhans fafRllR infurfno many
At $50 o'clock ntna bodies we're taken /
out. They we're burned 30 q crisp.
It d almost impossible to ascertain
with any eeEtainlty the names OF those
lost in the wreck, until the arrival Of
the train from Port Stanley. There
are many conflicting rumors, b1s Il
seems almost certain that engineer A.
Donaily, Mr.. leland, q clark In ]. w,
Nickleboroagh's dry goods store, end
bis child and wife, and the child
Of Jos. Smithers, q dry goods meg-
chant, were burned 10 death. A
son Of Mr.. Potts, master mechanic on
the Michigan Central R&ilFoaa was
burned on the neck and scores Of others
were injared who we're taken TO their
hemes before their names could be
learned. Gangs Of men under the d.
rection Of superintendent MaRford and
Assistant Superintendent MooEehead.
Of the Michigan Central Railroad. and
]. Stewart, agent for the Grand Trunk
Railroad, ere hard ct work renewing
the debris, and Il IL expected that the
track will be cleared By daylight. All
wires we're destroyed and
several poles we're burned, thus inter-
Fupting communication.
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sEQurL TO re EKcKxT HK4vT CATTLE
FTna's RALUKE DEyKLoPKp N
eHfcAoo

sEQuKI TO rHB RBcKxT HxAvH CATTLE
FTnN's RAuUKs DEyKLoPEp N
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July ia sait fos $500 900
uss beeun IN the Usited States CoaFf
this morning By the swan Land and
Cattle OomPany, Limited. Of EdinbaFRh.
thro1Eh their sOlicitoFs. SSift 4 Camp
bsll, a9ainss Ajax. II. sven aBd Thenas
swAn. Of CheyenBe; Chaa. Z. Anthony.
Of Peoria; Chaa. A. Wilson, Of Ffstts
xursh, III: and the following named
peFnons Of ChicaQo: JOseph Frank.
Morris RasNnhauD, Godfrsy 6nydaek.
Leafs Z. Frank. Henry L. Frank. Ellery
Z. Spinney. Bertha aaydAkeg. Emanuel
Weudel. Isaac LOwenbarR. PasFiek
EooR, Eagsoe AEnssein and ssmusi
MARKS.
In lssa ths Swans and Frark Live
Sack Oompany. the Sstionai Csftis
Campany asd tie sgAn. FfaEk a An
thony CAttls CompAny, eonpossd of
- above naasd paF1iss, we're eEazioe
eaf1is sgsR ranges ID Wy0nina. 1bese
earpsrAtoss j0tned VITA gasL wilson. q
E4fnbanzh. an6 sold cot for = - sz3
% ths SVan Lad and Cattle Conpasy
shlsh WElson had worked 40 anoaG
Scottish saPitAits1a R@ong then being
I.oFd Donaina GoHdsn and Colen J. Ne
KsnEss. Ths sOmpl4iut allegss thai -
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oEilllaRsy and great stsAafaa,nsss. e.
peclAiiy. & critical poanlA Bardccks
rsappearance aWakened mach antAu
sia1ln- ksliy'a vork hshind ths eAt
SAz below par. Pilehers, CONWAY and
Bayie; eatoherA Kelly and AorftA
score: Basla1. 8; Indianapolis. s.
CzcTSxarl. Saly 1k--Cincfnnali, IL;
Brookiyn. 8
e. LoUsss Jaly lb.-sL L51is. 3; ALI
lstics. g
LsuzvrEIE. July lS.-LoaissiIls. q
BAltimoEe. I.
oLEvxI1xD, yuly lS.-olsvslaae. :
Metropolitan. 6.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-16
An APrRsrnIATE sEMMsu.

Minister ~ watering piassl l-Tasss
wiA probably BE q large nnlnbsr of
stEanzsrs present a cur ssTvioss nsEf
s1ndAy, osaeoa. Have yon sny saRaea-
ti5ns 70 cIss - - What kind Of 4 keg-
m1n bad hsttsF give tbsmf
Deaeon toontempiatiVsiyl = Lst na
80 tsiTusk utth . haups th0oxhi}, ubg
not aigs them q ahsfi ssrm5nf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-16
AHoNGsr RUMoRs.
Talk on How THx CHICAGO 4 NosTH-
vzsTKKx DEsIHE TO KSTKB sSN
FRANCTgco.

NAAAAAAa
wzTKRN pEsIHE TO KSTKB sSN
FRANCIsco.
sAN FnANcrscc, July l5.-AmonaEt
the runners In circulation is one Rtvine
ID 70 Be the intention Of the Asohison
Company and the Chicago a North
western 10 build into San Francisco.
In connection with General Passenger
Aeens z. p. Wilson's last visit 10 this
coast il Il worth stating, thas Mr.. Will
son during his stay in this city bad
several long conferences With J. n.
Donahne, ef the San FFanoisco 4
Eorfh Pacific.
Mr.. Donahue. it u aAid, vas asked By
Mr. Wilson his price for the road as the
Ohioaeo 4 Northwestern Ves desiring
70 ard an entrance 10 San Francisco,
and weFe willing 10 DO 90 10 cover bis
road. Mr.. D5nAhne, 10 is said, named
8 pretty high figure, which Wilsen said
be woald les hia Directorate know Of
IL. Nothing meFe has been beafd Of
the matter. thenRh it Il generally stated
thai both Donahne and Schroeder are
desir0ua Of disp0sing of the property
10 spite Of THAR recent extensions.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-16
BAsEBALL GAMEs.
PHrLApELFHIA-pKTRofr.

PHu.ADELPmA, July l5.-Oassy pitch.
ed q great game today and vas fault
lessly supported by the hsid, and a. q
resals the DstFoits we're defeated By q
seose Of to 3 Weidman also pitched
ia flns form, bot the Phillies we're for
tunate in bunehipg six OF their uins
hita In the third and sixth innines
whsn they scored foar runs, thFse OF
them earned. BFilIisnt hsidina plays
aboandsd. ArthnF Irwin exeeilinR.
Pitchers. Casey and WeidmAn; oatsh-
sFM, McGnire and Brady. Score; Phfla-
dalnhia. S. Detroit. 2
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